Grand View University - Viking Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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he Functions of Society MARY LAMPSHIRE HELEN EVANS A,B., A,M, B.A., M.R,E, Psychology Christianity, Psychology stand the present. The courses in psychology were designed to give the student an understanding of human behavior. The sociology courses were to develop in the student a concept of his social environment. The philosophy courses were aimed to involve the students in an intellectual inquiry into the nature of the universe, man and God. The Christianity courses sought to acquaint the students with religious ideas and ex- pressions so he may understand them and himself better. The understanding of the past, present, and the future gained through this study can make every one of us ap- preciate life in America today. get to the next class. time it ,. 'vw 'ff-v' PATRICIA KRANTZ WILBUR WILLIAMSON B.A., M.S. A,B,, M,A. Sociology Sociology 1. i W 1 V There's no doubt about it, mid terms are next. I9

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Social Studies Is Learnin in-19' lawlll' STEPHEN RYE THORVALD HANSEN EGON BODTKER DON ZINGER B.S., M.A, B,A,, M,A, B,A,, M.A, A,B,, B,D,, s.'r,M, History History Political Science Christianity, Philosophy Social studies is an area of study which affects our present and future. Students can learn to appreciate more the blessings of living in our, democracy through this study, In order to be a more intelligent citizen of the future, a college student may study political science, geography, western civilization or United States history. Students concerned with problems concerning culture, customs, and behavior may also take psychology, soci- ology, education, philosophy, and Christianity, There are many courses in the social studies field at Grand View College.. The objective of the several history courses was to help the student gain an under- standing of the past in order that he may better under- RALPH AKE RMARK B,A., 13.13, History . .--- t , r ' 4, ,, ,. .- ,- V, ., if y v . , 4 , I, . ,,.'.. 1 . Just keep talking and P11 keep writing. ' 'If you think this is bad

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Business Teaches the Tools of Trade i . 3111 Q' FRANKIE BRUNER B.S. Business, Economics M ATILDA WIL KINSON B.A., M.A. Business, Economics if For every debit there is an 20 equal and opposite credit. The business courses aimed to prepare young men and women for useful lives in our business-oriented society. Fundamentals of business, the nature of business problems, and techniques available to help their solution are all parts of the program. The material is arranged to meet the needs of the students interested in a major in business administration as well as the needs of students in liberal arts and engineering. ,funn- l 11: I-, 0 T 'TA , snuff .gf Mft' 7. 5 V' 9? 'f,,f Q4, QW' ,KMWGQSWKC ,fb ak 'Q 'AE ' fy . if f'Where did I make my mistake?